Mahindra Logistics posted a consolidated net profit of ₹25.39 crore for the quarter ended 30 June 2026, reversing a ₹10.80 crore loss a year earlier. Revenue from operations rose 23% year on year to ₹2,002.88 crore. Earnings per share improved to ₹2.56 from a loss of ₹1.44. The Supply Chain Management segment reported a profit of ₹37.33 crore, a sharp recovery from a loss of ₹10.38 crore.

USDA NASS data showed 66% of the U.S. soybean crop was blooming as of 7/19, 6 percentage points ahead of normal, with 32% setting pods, 8 points ahead. Crop condition ratings improved to 66% good/excellent. Soybean futures and cash prices fell, with the August contract down 6 1/2 cents to $12.19 1/2 per bushel and the national average cash price down 5 cents to $11.84 per bushel. The figures point to faster development and improved conditions in key areas, pressuring prices in the near term.

Starbucks is set to report fiscal 2026 third-quarter results after the close on July 29. Over the past two quarters, global and U.S. comparable-store sales have accelerated to +6.2% and +7.1% in Q2, alongside a rebound in transactions, wider operating margins, and sharply higher EPS year over year. The company has raised its full-year guidance for comparable-store sales and earnings, while the stock trades near a 52-week high at an elevated valuation as investors look to the next report to confirm the turnaround’s durability.

U.S. stocks closed higher on Tuesday, led by the Nasdaq 100 Index up 1.93% as the iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) rose more than 5%. Chipmakers and AI infrastructure shares rebounded as investors assessed an earnings season in which 91% of S&P 500 companies reporting Q2 results have topped estimates so far, according to Bloomberg-compiled data. Oil prices climbed more than 2% to a five-week high amid a 10th straight day of U.S.-Iran strikes, lifting bond yields and adding to shipping risk around the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea.

Susquehanna raised its price target on Intel (INTC) to $115 from $80 while reiterating a “Hold” rating, citing stronger-than-expected Q2 server CPU demand and PC shipments. Intel is set to report Q2 results after the market closes on July 23, with Wall Street looking for EPS of $0.22 on revenue of $14.45 billion. The call follows Intel’s Q1 beat, when the company posted EPS of $0.29 versus expectations of $0.01. The pre-earnings upgrade is seen as a key catalyst for near-term moves in the stock, according to Susquehanna.

The article says tokenized assets within the Solana ecosystem have reached $5.8 billion, framing the milestone as a key catalyst for network adoption. It adds that SOL could rise to $94. The piece does not provide a specific timeframe, detailed drivers, or a data source for the figures cited. It focuses on ecosystem expansion and does not cite regulatory changes, exchange listings, token unlocks, or security incidents as direct trading catalysts.

The article focuses on Tesla’s upcoming 2024 second-quarter earnings report, noting that Q2 deliveries were a record for the quarter and that consensus forecasts call for sharp year-over-year gains in revenue and EPS. It adds that expectations are muted and TSLA shares are down 16% year to date. The author argues the report could beat estimates and, if Elon Musk strikes an upbeat tone on the earnings call, could trigger a short-term rally. Alphabet, Netflix, Microsoft, Apple and SpaceX are mentioned only as “Magnificent Seven” or related context, without additional earnings details or catalysts.

A cryptocurrency trading platform said it detected an unauthorized $98,000 withdrawal from an ephemeral instance. The platform paused all trading, deposits and withdrawals as a precaution while it conducts an investigation expected to last several hours. It said user funds remain SAFU and that the platform will cover the loss so users are not affected. The incident did not involve the mainnet or a hot wallet, but the service halt disrupts immediate token liquidity and order execution across the platform.